4.30pm Understanding Wagner's Ring – The Composer as Philosopher. School of Music, University of Cardiff, Wales, UK.
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Sir Charles Wilson Building, University of Glasgow, Centre for faith, culture and education.
Jonathan Dimbleby chairs the programme from Churchdown School, Winston Road, Churchdown, Gloucester GL3 2RB.
Also on the panel were:
TONY HALL: Chief Executive of the Royal Opera House
JOHN HARRIS: Guardian journalist and broadcaster
GILLIAN TETT: Assistant Editor at the Financial Times
Louis Meerts chair public lecture on how the transmission of culture can be part of higher education. Venue: Campus Sint-Andries, Sint-Andriesstraat 2, Antwerp.
7pm. Chaired by Simon Jenkins and also on the panel were David Starkey, Germaine Greer & Stephen Bayley. Venue: The Royal Geographic Society, London.
5.15pm.
A discussion with A. C. Grayling on how fin-de-siècle Viennese musicians such as Mahler were influenced by their philosopher contemporaries – and what we today owe to these Viennese thinkers. Susan Hitch hosts. Edited version broadcast on Radio 3 during the interval.
Due to take place 16th – 18th September on the general theme 'God and Morality'. Venue: Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. OX2 6QA.